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A Defective Product Killed Your Loved One. Hold Manufacturers Accountable.
When corporations put profit over safety, innocent people die. We take on major manufacturers to hold them responsible for deadly defects and secure justice for your family.
Deadly Products on the Market
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) receives reports of thousands of product-related deaths annually. Many more go unreported. When manufacturers prioritize profits over safety, families pay the ultimate price.
Preserve the evidence: If you believe a product caused your loved one's death, do not discard, repair, or return the product. Preserve it exactly as-is. This physical evidence is often the key to your case.
Types of Deadly Products
We handle wrongful death claims involving all types of defective products.
Defective Vehicles
Faulty brakes, airbag failures, rollover-prone SUVs, and defective tires causing fatal crashes.
Dangerous Medications
Prescription drugs with hidden side effects, contaminated medications, and deadly drug interactions.
Defective Machinery
Industrial equipment, power tools, and consumer products with dangerous design flaws.
Children's Products
Cribs, car seats, toys, and other children's products with deadly defects.
Our Investigation
Preserve and examine the defective product
Research CPSC complaints and FDA adverse event reports
Identify prior lawsuits against the manufacturer
Retain engineering experts to analyze the defect
Obtain internal company documents showing knowledge of danger
Establish the chain of distribution for liability
Frequently Asked Questions
When a defective product causes death, the victim's family can sue the manufacturer, distributor, or retailer under product liability law. Unlike most negligence claims, product liability is often 'strict liability'—meaning you don't have to prove the manufacturer was careless, just that the product was defective and caused the death.
There are three types of defects: (1) Design defects—the product's design is inherently dangerous; (2) Manufacturing defects—an error in production makes a specific unit dangerous; (3) Warning defects—the product lacks adequate warnings or instructions. Fatal products often have multiple defects.
We investigate by examining the product (if preserved), reviewing any recalls or prior complaints to the CPSC or FDA, consulting engineering and medical experts, and analyzing how the product failed. Preserving the actual product is critical—do not discard, repair, or return it.
Yes—and a recall is powerful evidence that the manufacturer knew the product was dangerous. We investigate what the company knew and when. If they delayed a recall or failed to adequately warn consumers, this strengthens your case and may support punitive damages.
Potentially liable parties include: the product manufacturer, component part manufacturers, distributors and wholesalers, and retailers who sold the product. In drug cases, the pharmaceutical company and prescribing physician may both be liable. We identify all parties in the chain of distribution.
Oklahoma's general wrongful death statute of limitations is two years. However, the discovery rule may apply if the defect wasn't immediately apparent. Some products are also subject to a 'statute of repose' that bars claims after a certain number of years from sale. Contact us immediately to protect your rights.
Corporations Have Lawyers. So Should You.
We take on major manufacturers and have the resources to fight for justice against corporate defendants. Contact us for a confidential consultation.
No Fee Unless We Win